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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Princess OF Trebizonde was given by
the Grsu Gordon company in Fulton opera
house last evening The audience was not
very large
At matinee this afternoon " The Queens
Lace Handkerchief " was rendered, and To.
night the engagement closes with "Oli.
yette. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
Suddenly III.

John Gibson, residing on West Vine street,
was seized with q sudden illness this morn.
ing, near his home, and fell to the pavement
unconscious. He was removed to his home
and DR.. J. W. Hess summoned to attend him.
He pronounced the illness to be vertigo and
says his patient is in fair way OF recovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

This afternoon the funerals OF Mrs. Edw.
Trissler aud John Byerly, the two neighbors
on West Chestnut street who died this week,
took place. That of the former was held at
. o'clock and the latter at $3.50. Both inter.
ments were made In the Lancaster cemetery,
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Tc-morros ., Trinity Church.

The Whitsunday festival will be signslized
IN Triniiy church to morrow by the I'D minis.
tra'ion OF the sacrament OF the altar in the
morning at 10 o'clock, and the sacrament of
infant baptism in the afternoon at 4 The
evening service, beginning at $3.50, will
be largely musical and promises TO DO uu.
usually mag niticept
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
III. Ninetis,h birthday Anuiyers.ry,

Col. Samuel Shocb, OF Columbia, to-day
celebrates his ninetieth birthday anniver.
ssry. He was in Lancaster for time and
was the subject Of hearty congratulations
from numerous frienda May he live to
celebrate many more birthday anniversaries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Rightmire's Companies Monday sv.,,,.
W. h. Rigatmire's company, with the ColI,ns
Sisters ana other spe,,alty people will appear
In the King Street theatre on Monday. Tuesdsv
ana Wednesday evenings In different plsys.
Skating and Dancing.-The Nnnnarcpor a.
wiz DO open this evening. 60 aud enjoy your.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Dined With Col FOrdney.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Of Harrisburg, and
James Duffy, OF Marietta, took dinner with
Col. VIM. B. Fordney yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

The Mendelssohn club will furnish the
music for June 10, in college chapel, and
glees and madrigas are now In preparation
for the occasion from compositions OF Smart,
Mend el.sohn, Hiles and Leslie.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

PhilaaaADals Proasse 0asksG
PaILApnLPAIA. Nay 8.-BlouI Warkoe Quie9
ieaIsyiysaisy yanlZ. q N1t 00i WcsessS a,
safSs; sa;3 81! Ssssas;: :sssss 4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

EAST LrBIRrr.-Cattle Receipts ie1
shtpments. lS5 market dull pline. ~ sOR5
fair to good, q 5lGt 20; common. q :3Si IS
cattle shipped to New York. none.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

wheat-May. s7Lc; June, Sc; July. Shc.;
Aug, s5Ac.
Corn May. SIC; June, s,hc; July. Sa.Ic.
Aug, 4okc.
Osts-- Nay, 2'hc; June. 25A.c; July. 254.c.
Aug, 2Gc.
Pork-May. rs So: june. fe}5o
Lard-Msy, y AK Juue, 81 AK July, o. IS
Aug. o. 6i.
R7bs-May. G0!Is: June. q C2S; July.
q l!k Aug o. .2L..
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whsas = Nay. soxe, june ss,<c., July.
tcsn-Ssy. isXc, June. &c, July. exc,
SsssSSss. .s7sse June. SIC; July. SsSc.;
Au4uat. al<c,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

BE sure and go TO see the fast trotting race be.
tween MacGontgie's br. 8. young AiddIetown," /"
ana fiss g. "Bille d." tor q purse OF 90;
also two running races at McGrsnn's Park.
Monday afternoon At 80. Admission only 25
cents.
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Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p. IN.


CHICAGO. May IS. l0Sl a. IN MARX ct opened.
" nest-May. s:lsc June, SIC; July, St!c
Aug. s5.c.
Aug. 40 &C.
OATS me. ss-.c July, aI.c; Aug, 2sc.
Pork-Not quoted.
hard-June, q IS; July, sG5; Aug.fs75
Short Ribs-June, g. 10; July, E:); Aug
:, sex.
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A TRENTON COMRApES

A TrENTION COMRADES
"A George II. Thomas Pest, No. 81, A. X.
will meet In its post room on SUNDAY. MAY
~. 1851, at q clock y m, to attend divine ser
vice at the n. T.. Church. Duke street The
post viii also meet on Memorial Day, Monday,
May SO. at O'Clock p. IN. Comrades win appear
IS far as possible. In 4. A. X. Uniform = hite
Gloves and Canes The memorial exercises
will be concluded in the opera house In the
evening. tull attendance on the above occa
sions Is earnestly req uestsd. By order OF
CHAKLks DENUEs. Commander.
A. '. HuRsr. Adjutant. m27.2t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

TN DAY FROM NEW YORK. WISH
l. We could say they were made in Lancaster
Kind capitalists give us more home ind ustries.
FANS OF ALL SORTS AMI FRICE<. They
are all new goods Get one then thermomt,-
To-, ana you will know when TO use the Fan, We
have both You ought TO have both. An Irt-h-
m An once said OF q Thermometer II that's the
thing that makes It so hot Ill smash It !" and he
aa tha; rasn, Ss naanL our saveo buy Fan and use
can't get Pure Toilet Soap for those prices y We
believe you never could till now and here. Test
90 that tor you ut any time. remember. side
dtning room Table Covers, only few. In on
Monday.
MIS- 4. NJ WOODWARD,
marSrlyds&W No. BH East King str ct
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RsR ApvsnslssnsSfa

I1RIvATE ESALEOFCANADAH HORSES.
win have NJ my sale Stables. at the Mer.
rimac House. on Monday. Q carload of Canada
AOrpcs. GOcd drivers and n rst class feeders,
m119td GEUR0EGRUSSMAN AN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Fellowship 10 the great beneficial order OF the
world while It's chief aim Is TO relieve the
NEEDY, care for the sick and bury the dead,
YET its work takes wider scope and its bene.
ms are social, refining and elevsting, No
man can enter the portals without proclaim.
Ing his belief In the Deity. Integrity in the
personal lite and zeal In the personsl sctions
arc inculcated. Our whole works sppesI 10
the soul 1t makes men more valuable ci,i.
zsns and better fathers, while its pbilan-
thropy lets sunshine Of plenty into homes
whore without 1t want would forever dwell
There in no more eminent honorable and
useful institution enlisted In the interest of
mankind than our vast brotherhood.
Duet " Carnival Of Venice" Misses Hett,e
Vachs and Alice. Welsh. This selection was
readered in Q charming manner, winning
deserved applause.
Reading -Miss Annie M. Bruner. This
was one ot the features Of the programme
Male Chorus" Village Dance" Columbia
N@nnerohne.
Osaaios- -0snsral J. p. 8. Goblin. He con.
grasulatsd The members on the success,
which .tndicatsd prosperity. The speaker
do1tghtsd the audience with Q brief speech
nus which wss full Of telling points regard.
ug the duty man owes TO his fellow men.
Chorus-"Roll on, Asjsstic Ocean, /" Colum.
10 4ennsrchor.
"Estudiania" waltxes-C Cecliisn orchestra
This closed the exercises. and the commit.
- q asrangemsots, +. p. d. Miller chair.
~, 0o1orvo great credit for the admirably
uonoo0 programme. and the suoosssful car.
~ ess a ~ lsth snnivsraary Of Orion
ognss1al 1ssssasss ~ NE Opsss neass.
Uo1D OoDoeiAl sasvjoes will b held In
oGDoA honoo a Sunday sveaing. com.
cnd140o 3 oAo10eks Tie following b the
- = mgv1eos - psoaldA Rev 3. u
E0tnb 1nolA : ysoo1enb Dav," Coiun'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
THE HIGHER TRIBUNALS GRIND OUT
NOTHING STARTLING.
Squire Elllott's Court the Scene Of q
Lively wordy Encounter Between
Messrs. oassells and Carter, oppos-
ing Attorneys-Small Fry.
Chanccry Court

The case Of pcarce vs.. O'Neal, involving
land title, was on hearing yesterday and
will be concluded today.
The following bills were filed: stix,
Kmusc & Go. vs.. Adolph Friedman and l..
4. Cohen; Fclsenthal Bros VS.. Adolph Fried.
man and J.. Il. Cohen, Attachment; goods
alleged TO have been conveyed 10 L. l., Co
hen by A. Friedman for the purpose Of dc.
fmuding creditors.
Friedman Bros, Marx & ForSdick. NJ.
Wolf & Sons, the schwab Clothing com
pany aud l.. Moses & Co. VS.. A. and Sarah
Friedman, Robson, Block a Co., 0oldbaum
& Sugarman, NJ. Resin, II. Iowenstein 4
Bro. aud the Mechanics Savings bank.
Complainnnts nllcgc that A. Friedman and
wife are indebted 10 them IN various sums,
aggrcgating about $500 that they sued out
attachments IN the circuit, court on the 18th
inst. OF bis stock 0l gOols, and that de-
PENDANTS sued ont attachments before Justice
Gutenberg on the saline day, but at a later
hour; that the attachments were placed In
the hands of deputy sherifis, aud that those
sued out by defendants were served first.
The bill charges that the attachments sworn
out before Bnttenbcrg were fraudulent and
%rollusivc; that among them was an attach.
mcnt sworn out by MR.. friedman. Com
~plainants asked that the chancellor award
their attachments priority over those issued
by Justice But,enbcrg, on the ground that
the sheriff should have served them first,
though he did not. They also asked for an
Injunction and all other necessary process,
and that a receiver be appointed.
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LOCAL NOTICES..

Observation-Disclosures 4 Co. Is saw-mill.
THAYER has silk umbrellas; gold heads.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 Second St.
ID. II. BALDWIN q Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street.
PunE and white as the flower whose
name il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN & LILY COFFEE n SPICE Co.
SPECIAL students will DC received in any
department at the Higbee School, or TO
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. viii deliver
families ut the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passen-
ger agent NJ. Il l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
L. o. Box No. 236.
Miss CAEmE NJ. HEATING, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, IN teach.
ing at the music house Of ID. ii. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give a free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session IN q reward TO tho
pupil having the best record up TO Febru.
AIRY for diligont study andthe highest de.
gree OF perfection.
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for Smith, and Sandy Carter for Green
both Of whom are colored. IL is quite likely
that the attorneys will have n go-as-you.
please sct-io before the trial Is over.
Cassells commented severely upon
the practice OF q party under ar
rest being permitted to swear out n
warrant for the prosecutor, In order To ward
OF his own punishment. As the warrants
had been issued, he would ask for q continu-
ance. Carter said he would be able TO prove
that the assault on his client was u%nproYokod
by him, and that the woman held him while
her lover cut him with the knife.
Yes rct0rtod Cassells, you were dis
barred once for falling TO prove what you as
ccrted you could.p
That is n mean l%nsinuation from you, and
II you want 10 east reflections on me- said
Carter, I'm hold you responsible for Il.
This Is no place, as You we'll know, to settle
a maiter Of that kind"
'Oh, go away" slowly remarked Cassels;
~ don't recognize You Ms a lawyer, for you
are not, and have no right to appear In this
or any other case"
Carter replied hotly. "You are the mean
est lawyer 10 try q case against in this city,
and everyone has trouble with you. When
] try n cisc always treat the lawyer on the
other side fairly
80 do l." said Cassclls, "but do not re-
gard you as n lawyer, or as a gentleman,
either y
''Sec here" spoke up Judge Douglass,
Squire Elliott having sat mum all this time
in bis chair, this is no way TO treat u
court.h
81 know II" said Carter. "buth he can't cast
reflections IN me. lie has acted neither the
gentleman nor lawyer In this matter. /
know both when ! soc them, and ! tell him
TO his teeth that lac is ncither,r Pointedly
TO Cassells: III you want satisfaction, you
can get H."
Cussolls-You arc too contemplate for
me TO notice. Everybody knows who YOU
are, and they know that You ARE no gentle
man. and wouldn't fight anything.
ooh, stop this" ngnin spoke up Judge
Douglass aud Carter, with some refort that
was not exactly understood, walked u step
away and spoke TO n friend. Squire Elliott
held both Smith aud Green under n bond of
500 and the woman In 500 to appear at 2
o'clock todny.
Squire Elliott also issued a peace warrant
for &. II. Smith for threatening 10 harm his
wife Matte.
Squire Barry will try Julia Bradshaw this
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Iiccnscd Co We'd.

Marriage licenses issued since last report:
George King and Calva Parrish, II. Brodon
and Annic Brown Thomas Morgan and Sal.
ly Moore, n. Williams aud Sophia Blair, Jim
House and Eliza johnson. Jack Flomming
and Julia Thompson, NJ. Blocker aud Aba
line Sanders, oil colorcd Pat Dolan and Mrs.
". A. Harris, J. D. Lowry and Emma l..
nrxau
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syrup OF Figs

j. the delightful liquid laxative and the
only true remedy for habitual constipation
and HE many Ills depending on n weak or
bowels. II Is a pleasant remedy TO take,
both 10 old and young IL Is gentle In IL
action aud effective; u Is acceptable 10 the
stomach and Strengthens tho organs ON
which IL acts. Manufactured only by the
California Fig syrup Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale in 10 rent aud 81 bottles
by IL. J. ncister and all leading druggists.
Van Nleet & Co, q. w. Jones a Co, W. ~.
Wilkorson & Co, J. J. Miles and :. Mans.
field a Go. have been appointed wholesale
agents ~ Memphis.
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The Magistrates.

VIM. Jackson was arrested yesterday on n
warrant from Squire Hughcy's court for as.
rnuli and battery ON Margaret Ivory, who Is
a. black ~ pure and undcilcd tar. Jackson
Hkcd for permission 10 hold n conference
with the Ivory maid, and In less than fifteen
minute. they made friends, aud az request of
the prosccuthx the charge was withdrawn,
and arm IN arm they s%trpllcl down to the
classic precincts 81 iort Pickering.
squire llnghcy also issued n warrant Tor
the arrest OF Otcy Williams, a fourteen year
old colorcd huy, who threw n stone aud
strnck Emma lllcy, q ten ycarold colorcd
girl. in the face. inlloting AZ ugly flesh
wound. Tho hoy committed the oltnsc
through mischief.
last Saturday night ~ sidney Smith, col.
orcd, was walking along GayosO near DcSoto
street. with Jane SearCcy, he was acooslod 10y
Nat Gnccn, also colorcd, who, " seems, Is a
victim Of James charms. After n lew
nngry words and James blank re-
fusli 90 abandon Smith n 90 with
Green. he struck Smith q heavy blow IN the
face with his Get, Both men grapplcd, and
IN the iussle smith got ont his packet knile
aud slashcd Green ncruss the mouth, cutting
an ugly zach from the upper lip aud down
the chin. The woman took u hand, and
Green claimed that the held him while
Smith cut lhm. OpCn ramc before Squire
Elliott Yesterday morning aud procured q
warrant charging Smith With assault AMI
battery. II was but q short time nltcrwnrl
when Green came up, and wanted Warrants
for both Smith and the -woman-apinsi
Smith for cutting 10 Kill, and the Woman for
assault aud battery. The warrants were H.
sued, 30 all three arr In for 10. Green claims
that the woman had been doing his washing.
aud that he simply asked her 10 90 home
with him % get bis clothes, when Smith be-
BAN 10 abuse him, aud tho first thing he
knew he was cut. The case bids fair Ia be q
lively one. aud from the war Of words which
issued between the cunnscl-W. II. Casscll'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

The Mississippi & Tennessee railroad
will sell excursion tickets December -,
%, -, -. 30 and ~ at ono fare the
round trip, Memphis 10 all points on
Illinois Central railroad south Of Grenada,
Miss, including New Orleans. Apply nj
ticket offices, PSI Main street aud the
depot. A. J. kNArr,
General Passenger Agent.
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Gold spcctacIcs at Thaycr's.
FASTEST Time Yet.

Iron Mountain route runs q Pullman
Buffet slcoplngcar and free Reclining
Chair Car from Memphis 10 81. Louis
without change, daily, In 10 hours. Ticket
Office, No. 81 Madison street
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shclh, Circuli Conri.

Daisy Wood filed blll for divorce against
Dan Wood tcolorcd) Cause, dcsertion.
A suit has been filed by Mrs. Bette Tugglc
against T.. H. aud J. Il. Winston for 5000.
In the ease Of X J.. L. Cory vs. Aston
Boyd. suit on water bills. ctc., n verdict for
500 was rendered Tor the plaintiff.
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Criminal Court.

The case Of Taylor, Loving aud Williams
tcolorcd), for the killing Of Dave Anderson
the witnesses examined. The ease will close
s.l.u
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Conn;, aeal,,er.. omcc.

Transfers hlcd since last report:
Lucinda Perkins 10 ~ L. Perkins, O. acres
IN the Tenth ciyil district, Tor $500.
W. r. GOld-by 30 " NJ. natcmnn, - acres
In iho Third civil district, for $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

Yesterday a motion was filed by II. S.
Busby for appointment as administrator ~
the estate 81 III, 5. Wendell. II will DO
heard Monday next.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

~ REMOVED ny THE ~ or cocoAINr.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnott's Flayorlng extracts are the
best.
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DuNNNvANr& Aisur, SUCCESSORS 10 Dun
nayant q Bro, have removed 10 n Jcflor-
son street, next 10 Memphis thoatcr. All
iob work promptly attended 10 and salts.
faction guaranteed.
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Advice q.

Mr wlnfiov'f soouinn sytur .holld always n,
uscd for childwflteothiur. II aooihr4 the child.
ioftcns the gums hlnys al Jain, cnn, wind cnulicl
aud h the bcxt Fvnlciy Tor diaffica 2ra bVitl1
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To the Inhabitants OF Memphis;
Ucncciorth | will not be answcrablc for
any debt or debts that J. G. Curry may In.
cur. lous resp, Mus CARmE CumRY.
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Nottec.

FINE Watches aud Jewclry Rcfaird and
guaranteed NJ Thaycr's, 265 Main.
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Women's Exchange,

women's Exchange.
A call meeting Of the managers this
morning at 10 o'clock. Important bust
ness. MRs. +. J. BARcnus, Chairman.
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lDandrun

Keep nome but the best boots and shoes, an,
every sale IA made under guarantee.
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C%noIcrsr s%ilycrwar at Thayer's.
uaIlds, Rates,

Have an elegant line Of ladies' shoes. Laird,
schObcr & Mitchclls manufacture.
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Squire Barry will try Julia Bradshaw this
morning for stealing a bed quilt two vases
and n lamp from one of her nelghbors.
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seaIfo A M.riwener

Office, No. 81 Madison street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-10-06
&rQMfrofsu.

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raten su beperffeut9eu nno iofort Der
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SaS gSetten AMI Yferoerennen eta
Neraeheft.

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senbes S6rsiben gerthtet, bGs lih BON leIbif
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bGbe Dies oamals beiabt. Spdter fam oanH
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unb ma6te gelteno, oaB Der Sertauf BON
,EoDlS" fein Serbredlen, ionoern elnfadle
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fiibrte er einen @uti6eio bsS Sbergerihtes
BON Wfar1Iano on, tpeI4eS entidtebeu bate,
baB rPooI. "Sertauf ni9t ais Saiar0ipiel an,
geieben tperSen tonne. Der 4Oootat figte ies
bod hin3n, oaB ieine Slienten ntAt beabftdz
ti9ten, bas 9eiee su uerlesen, uHo geionnen
leien, ibr @eldGft uubugebeu, penu Elm Get
fall bel @eridt uubGHsig semu6t, uno bas
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tros bes enti9eioS oeS Sber9erihtes BON
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